With Ogbono soup abi?

benuejosh:
That’s the best thing ever. We Nigerians ate our own problems.

Dear Poster your situation is quite unfortunate...I'm not sure why people are asking you to get a lawyer that you clearly can't afford at this time .

I would advise you to:
1. Send him a message, listing out in detail everything you worked on within the period.
2. Clearly state how the work you did has contributed to the overall growth of the organisation.
3. Talk about how even in the midst of fuel scarcity/increment , you went out of your way to ensure the progress of your work.
4. Add any other information that will help your case.
5. Speak to your landlord to give you more time (I believe the law gives you a grace of about three months after your rent expires)...times are hard, I think he or she will understand.

While doing all of this, start checking online job posting sites for remote jobs in your field of expertise...who knows, you might start getting paid in dollars.

Be polite and professional, DO NOT BURN BRIDGES.